Never used theses types of batteries before, Will they work on a Thrulite flashlight?
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Batteries are fine in my weapon light that I use everyday on duty. The charger however, does not fit the batteries and you can't find any type of return or exchange after the purchase. You're better off buying some other batteries / charger and paying a little more. Or just buy streamlight/surefire batteries in bulk. At least you'll be able to complain to them if the batteries are bad.
31395
I'm not sure. If the size is right, it should. I bought a new pair from a nicer brand which last much longer & work just fine even though I went down from a 3.6V to a 3.0
1312404
No. They are a special Lithium Ion battery specifically sized for certain flashlights.
524783
It will depend on the charger you use. They last so long that I forgot how long it took. Very bright in the correct flashlight. These are really strong batteries. They are not quick charge. I charged mine overnight with no problems. I am using them in a single cell flashlight. I would purchase the 26650 single cell flashlight with battery and charger for about $25. The 18650 single cell flashlight with charger and battery will be smaller in your pocket for less money, however it is not as bright but totally acceptable. Be sure to use prime or fulfilled by Amazon. I only use them in flashlights. It will depend on the charger you use. They last so long that I forgot how long it took. Very bright in the correct flashlight. These are really strong batteries. They are not quick charge. I charged mine overnight with no problems. I am using them in a single cell flashlight. I would purchase the 26650 single cell flashlight with battery and charger for about $25. The 18650 single cell flashlight with charger and battery will be smaller in your pocket for less money, however it is not as bright but totally acceptable. Be sure to use prime or fulfilled by Amazon. I only use them in... » Read More It will depend on the charger you use. They last so long that I forgot how long it took. Very bright in the correct flashlight. These are really strong batteries. They are not quick charge. I charged mine overnight with no problems. I am using them in a single cell flashlight. I would purchase the 26650 single cell flashlight with battery and charger for about $25. The 18650 single cell flashlight with charger and battery will be smaller in your pocket for less money, however it is not as bright but totally acceptable. Be sure to use prime or fulfilled by Amazon. I only use them in flashlights. « Show Less
956550
Sorry, I don't know if they are the same as the Duracell DL2/3A. I do know they are the type batteries required for and they work just fine in my Ademco wireless smoke and fire detector transmitters.
556450
Yes, as long as they are Milwaukee tools. I use them on my drill, impact wrench, circular saw and flashlight...all the red colored tools. I'm on my third year with those batteries and they have plenty of power. My old batteries lasted about 6 years.
1352641
sorry, not familiar with those type batteries but I do have some rechargeable batteries and they fit fine as do regular batteries.
2211944
Really can't answer that question sorry. I would guess if they're the same power output and they fit in the light they shouldn't hurt the flashlight circuit
1813033
These are LED replacement bulbs for the 3 cell Maglight. I have used them without issues in several Maglights. They are very bright. If the B&D; flashlight is 4.5 volts, the bulb may work. Depending on how it is made. The Maglight has a collar that holds the bulb as the collar is tightened into the housing. Look at a 3 cell Maglight and check first.
2215237
probably will, they are a standard size 18650 battery, so you should be good.
367197
I never used the SureFire Flashlights batteries. My use was for my Home Security system which used this size and I felt with some many units, it was better and cost effective to buy rechargeable batteries rather then other regular batteries. Since I did not research batteries, but went on a friends referral, I chose these.
1434997
I'm not sure. However, they immediately burned out my LED flashlight. Not an easy task. I assumed that they would be a perfect replacement for alkaline "C's". I'm guessing that assumption is not a good strategy.
1189412
Yes, the 3.7v batteries will work. They are bigger than the AA and AAA batteries. And more powerful. Some of these LED flashlight have AAA adapter. But yours doesn't. There not recommended anyway.
198410
i just looked that flashlight up on amazon and it said it takes 2-cr123a or 1-... 18650 and that is the battery you are asking about ...so yes you can use that battery
1362058
The flashlight uses a pair of 123A batteries. So yes, rechargeable 123A batteries will work.
486567
No. These are 18650 batteries. By volume they are, maybe, twice the size of "AA" batteries. They would be too large both in girth and length. Try and find "AA" rechargeable batteries if that is what you need. 18650 are not "AA" compatible.
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They also work for Dorcy flashlights, however the first time I put the new battery in it blew out my lightbulb, I ended up having to buy new bulbs and now the lights work fine
1974274
If you mean "do they have an internal overload circuit?" Yes. They must be used in a regulated component. I can't use them in my Streamlight Pro-Tac flashlight. It will only stay on for about thirty seconds and then the light shuts off. I wish I knew this before I bought them since that flashlight is the only thing I have that uses CR123 batteries.